Tuning Theory
Dynamic modulation vs. static retuning techniques - part two
01 April 2010
Dynamic Modulation “enables you to instantly change the anchor settings of your scale, to move the note that the tonic note of the scale appears on to a new anchor key, and to transpose the anchor frequency of the scale accordingly so that things line up.” Read More...
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Dynamic modulation vs. static retuning techniques - part one
24 March 2010
This is the first installment of a two-part article about “dynamic modulation vs. static retuning techniques” Read More...
Gamma Elegy
13 November 2009
A song featuring a new note layout for an isomorphic keyboard and Carlos Gamma tuning system Read More...
Adagio Gamma Revisited
21 October 2009
Following my previous blog entry I proceded to experiment with “Gamma Chameleon Notation”. Read More...
Gamma Chameleon Notation
12 October 2009
This is my first attempt at solving the notation problem playing with Carlos Gamma tuning system and Opal Chameleon isomorphic keyboard Read More...
It's all Wendy Carlos' fault...
21 August 2009
Spectral Mappings for CARLOS GAMMA
15 August 2009
“Spectral mapping is a transformation from a “source” spectrum to a “destination” spectrum...it can be used to create inharmonic instruments that retain much of the tonal quality of familiar (harmonic) instruments” - William A. Sethares Read More...
If partials are inharmonic
22 July 2009
Let's get our hands dirty with JND!
03 April 2009
